The Tigers Down Under

A meek 2-0 surrender to Sheffield United underlined the increasing pressure Tim Walter finds himself under as City manager, and a trip to managerless Stoke City must simply be a three point affair for the mood to shift at the MKM.

With the transfer window coming to its frantic conclusion, and City facing local rivals Leeds United, it was a chaotic few days, followed by the calm of the International Break. Another Yorkshire derby looms large with Sheffield United the next opponents.

The Tigers Down Under look back on the second half of our first season back in the Championship following relegation, with Nigel Adkins taking over from Slutsky to guide us to safety.

A 0-0 with Millwall makes it three draws to start the league season, with the attacking football promised yet to materialise. A chaotic end to the Transfer Windows lies in store, before a stern test against Leeds.

A disappointing loss to Sheffield Wednesday in the League Cup was followed up with a second 1-1 draw in succession in the league against Plymouth Argyle. While City are struggling to get momentum in terms of scoring goals, off the pitch the signings are now coming thick and fast. A showdown with high scoring Millwall headlines the weekend.

A draw with Bristol City on the opening day was a promising start for a City side that is still very much a work in progress. A flurry of transfer activity marked the beginning of the season, and two fixtures in the Cup and League to look forward to fill the agenda.

A new season is on the horizon with Bristol City coming to town this Saturday. We run through a summary of Pre-Season, some transfer news, and predictions for the new season.

The Tigers Down Under crew link up again with the boys from To Hull and Back to discuss all the news on and off the pitch for City in the off-season as City gear up to take on the Championship in the upcoming season. The crew will round up Pre-Season results, run through all the latest transfer news, and all other news that caught their eyes, before giving their predictions for the upcoming season.

With the season done and dusted we reflect on the highs and lows of season 2023/24.

The dominating news story is the departure of Liam Rosenior as manager, while we also cover the final day of the season, as City struggled to put up a fight against a Plymouth side fighting to stay up. A comfortable WBA win meant it was all academic as the sun sets on another season. How does the squad look for a tilt next season?